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Hong Kong: A Snapshot Twenty Years After the Handover - Morning Panel

2017-11-01T14:53:23.000Z

	Hong Kong: A Snapshot Twenty Years After the Handover - Morning Panel It has been just over twenty years since the handover of Hong Kong from the United Kingdom to the People’s Republic of China. In that time, the city has continued to be economically dynamic, but faces social, economic, and political challenges. Panel Discussion: Hong Kong Since 1997	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 193 2 ratings
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Hong Kong: A Snapshot Twenty Years After the Handover - Lunch Keynote

2017-10-31T14:37:40.000Z

	Hong Kong: A Snapshot Twenty Years After the Handover - Lunch Keynote It has been just over twenty years since the handover of Hong Kong from the United Kingdom to the People’s Republic of China. In that time, the city has continued to be economically dynamic, but faces social, economic, and political challenges. Paul Chan Paul Chan was appointed financial secretary of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government on January 16, 2017. Before his current appointment, he served as secretary for development from July 2012 to January 2017. Clement Leung Clement Leung was appointed on February 3, 2014 as Hong Kong commissioner for economic and trade affairs to the United States, the most senior representative of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government in North America.	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 86 1 ratings
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Carnegie Endowment Live Stream

2017-07-26T15:49:40.000Z

	Carnegie Endowment Live Stream	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 1334 2 ratings
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There's No Standard Barrel of Oil

2016-08-01T21:24:06.000Z

	There's No Standard Barrel of Oil How does the OCI estimate GHG emissions through the oil supply chain?`	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 589 7 ratings
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Revisiting the Keystone Pipeline

2016-08-01T21:24:06.000Z

	Revisiting the Keystone Pipeline Who bears climate responsibility for the heaviest oils?	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 237 0 ratings
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Advancing Low Carbon Energy

2016-08-01T21:24:06.000Z

	Advancing Low Carbon Energy How can the oil industry innovate to reduce GHG emissions?	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 249 1 ratings
	Time: 01:54	More in Nonprofits & Activism

Conducting GHG Checks and Balances

2016-08-01T21:24:06.000Z

	Conducting GHG Checks and Balances How accurate is emission reporting in the oil sector?	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 183 1 ratings
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War and Turmoil: The Challenges of Rebuilding Libya

2016-03-16T19:52:39.000Z

	War and Turmoil: The Challenges of Rebuilding Libya Tremendous political, economic, and social changes need to occur in post-revolution Libya. Unlike in Tunisia or Egypt, political structures and state institutions will have to emerge from the ground up.	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 418 6 ratings
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Inevitable Democracy in the Arab World: New Realities in an Ancient Land

2016-03-16T19:28:56.000Z

	Inevitable Democracy in the Arab World: New Realities in an Ancient Land Four dynamics are leading to change in the Arab world: geo-economic, geo-social, geo-political, and technological. And with few exceptions, no political system will be able to support the dynamics currently in place over the long term, except for democracy.	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 349 2 ratings
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Back to Tahrir? Egypt’s Ongoing Crisis

2016-03-16T19:17:36.000Z

	Back to Tahrir? Egypt’s Ongoing Crisis While protesters, angry at the slow pace of reforms, are back in Tahrir Square demanding the end of military rule, the ruling generals are reluctant to hand over power and are detaining activists and protesters who challenge their rule.	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 176 2 ratings
	Time: 01:13:35	More in News & Politics

Arab Spring: Is America Getting it Right?

2016-03-16T19:15:10.000Z

	Arab Spring: Is America Getting it Right? The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace hosted a televised debate on U.S. strategy on the Middle East with BBC World.	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 281 5 ratings
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20 Years After the End of the Soviet Union

2016-03-16T19:13:40.000Z

	20 Years After the End of the Soviet Union The Carnegie Endowment hosted a special taping of the Charlie Rose Show, on the situation twenty years after the end of the Soviet Union.	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 437 6 ratings
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Russia’s Neglected Energy Reserves

2016-03-15T19:37:44.000Z

	Russia’s Neglected Energy Reserves Russia not only has some of the world’s largest energy reserves, but also impressive potential for making its economy more energy efficient and competitive. Ending wasteful use of energy resources would bring Russia financial benefits and decrease carbon dioxide emissions.	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 235 2 ratings
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New Trends in Activism: Youth, Women, and Islamists

2016-03-15T19:36:32.000Z

	New Trends in Activism: Youth, Women, and Islamists Despite widespread assumptions that the Gulf is an island of stability in the Arab world, the new Gulf is in fact dynamic and is seeing a sea change in informal politics and methods of activism.	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 126 4 ratings
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Munich Security Conference

2016-03-15T19:34:15.000Z

	Munich Security Conference EASI brought together former policymakers, diplomats, generals, and business leaders from Russia, North America, and Europe to look at options to address the region’s faltering security system and to chart a roadmap of practical action that would lead to a more secure future.	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 85 1 ratings
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Munich Security Conference

2016-03-15T19:32:50.000Z

	Munich Security Conference EASI brought together former policymakers, diplomats, generals, and business leaders from Russia, North America, and Europe to look at options to address the region’s faltering security system and to chart a roadmap of practical action that would lead to a more secure future.	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 164 1 ratings
	Time: 04:50	More in News & Politics

Continuity and Change in the Gulf: How Stable and For How Long?

2016-03-15T19:27:39.000Z

	Continuity and Change in the Gulf: How Stable and For How Long? It remains to be seen whether the Gulf States will be able to stave off a Gulf Spring in the face of the politicization of previously dormant groups, growing economic challenges, and increasingly open media.	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 334 7 ratings
	Time: 01:33:57	More in News & Politics

Closing Space in Democracy and Human Rights Support

2016-03-15T19:26:36.000Z

	Closing Space in Democracy and Human Rights Support International support for democracy and human rights faces a serious challenge after its increased influence in the last decades.	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 55 3 ratings
	Time: 01:22:06	More in News & Politics

Ambassador Jaishankar on U.S.-India Relations

2016-03-15T19:00:46.000Z

	Ambassador Jaishankar on U.S.-India Relations In his first public address since assuming responsibilities as ambassador of India to the United States in December, S. Jaishankar discussed the promise of, and prospects for, the U.S.-India relationship.	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 1797 18 ratings
	Time: 01:06:19	More in News & Politics

Afghanistan's 2009 Presidential Elections: A New Milestone?

2016-03-15T18:47:41.000Z

	Afghanistan's 2009 Presidential Elections: A New Milestone? Afghan Governors, Mr Roohul Amin and Dr Habiba Sarabi, discussed what the upcoming elections mean for the Afghan people and Afghanistan as whole.	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 59 1 ratings
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A New Ruling Bargain? Reform and Gulf Elite Dynamics

2016-03-15T18:31:46.000Z

	A New Ruling Bargain? Reform and Gulf Elite Dynamics The seismic political transitions brought on by the Arab Spring has introduced new difficulties facing the Gulf monarchies’ ruling families, their political systems, and the political culture of a changing Gulf society.	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 163 5 ratings
	Time: 01:35:28	More in News & Politics

U.S.-Russia Relations in 2013

2016-03-14T21:11:01.000Z

	U.S.-Russia Relations in 2013 At the start of the Obama administration’s second term, it is unclear how Washington and Moscow will approach relations going forward.	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 73 2 ratings
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Cooperate to Contain North Korea

2016-03-14T21:10:10.000Z

	Cooperate to Contain North Korea Countries in the region should not allow territorial disputes and historical issues to get in the way of solving the shared problem of North Korea and its nuclear program.	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 50 0 ratings
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China’s Investment in Africa

2016-03-14T21:09:08.000Z

	China’s Investment in Africa China is Africa’s largest trading partner and Beijing’s influence is expanding across the continent.	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 255 1 ratings
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New Leaders, New China?

2016-03-14T21:08:24.000Z

	New Leaders, New China? Fresh faces in China's leadership will hopefully usher in the economic and political reforms that China needs and loosen the state’s grip on society.	From: Carnegie Endowment Views: 81 0 ratings
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